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Section 10-4-17 - Presentment of accusation by district attorney; vacation; no grand jury in county.
10-4-17. [Presentment of accusation by district attorney; vacation; no grand jury in county.]
The accusation provided for in this chapter may be presented by the district attorney to the judge in vacation or term time at any time when, under the provisions of law there will be no grand jury in the county where the same is presented, for a period of at least twenty days after the presentment of such accusation.
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